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From the manual:


Cmnd_Alias SHELLS = /usr/bin/sh, /usr/bin/csh, /usr/bin/ksh,\
/usr/local/bin/tcsh, /usr/bin/rsh,\
/usr/local/bin/zsh

%wheel ALL = ALL, !SHELLS


This should help...

Hello,

Some more approaches.


echo "Start: 12345 is used by PID:11111 username" | grep -Po '(?<=PID:).*'
11111 username



echo "Start: 12345 is used by PID:11111 username" | sed...

One way

$ echo "Start: 12345 is used by PID:11111 username" | awk -F":" '/PID/{print $2}' RS=" "
11111

$ echo "Start: 12345 is used by PID:11111 username" | awk 'gsub(/.*PID:|username/,x)'...

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Change the vertical logs to horizontal line by Akshay Hegde - Shell Programming and Scripting - Unix Linux Forums...

Try for ( k in CMP )
{printf "%13s\t", (k==v)?k:""
if ( CMP[k] == SRC[v] )
printf "%+13s\t%s\n",k,CMP[k]
}

modify
else if ( CMP[k] == SRC[v] )
printf "%+13s\t%s\n",k,CMP[k]Separators were missing

Yes, there is no need to initialize variable: v

It is a special kind of for statement for scanning an array (http://www.gnu.org/software/gawk/manual/html_node/Scanning-an-Array.html).

Here is an example performing array value comparison.
awk '
BEGIN {
SRC["102030"] = "BEE77DA5BE9F24FBE044002128B2E77C"
CMP["102030"] =...

Here is a fully commented version of the script:
awk -F= ' # Set field separator to "="
# 1st two input files consist of pairs of lines using the format:
# name=user
#...

Your requirements are still ambiguous. The following awk script puts a name found in File1 into one of four files:

in no_results.out if the name does not appear in File2 and does not appear in...

Try using this awk program instead:
awk '
BEGIN {
F = "file1"
while (( getline line < F ) > 0 )
{
A1[line]
...

this should work:

awk -F= 'NR==FNR{n=$2;getline;a[n]=$2;next}{print a[$1]}' file2 file1